Connect a module

Neto by Maropost

The recommended Neto connection uses Neto's secure login. Once connected, ShopMCP can help with products, orders, customers, purchase orders, stock workflows, stocktakes, and operational reports.

1. Log in with your Neto credentials

Open Settings → Integrations, choose Neto, then use Login with your Neto credentials. Enter the store domain shown in your Neto control panel, for example www.yourstore.com.au, then continue to Neto's secure login screen.

After you approve access, ShopMCP brings the store back into your connected store list. If your Neto login has access to multiple stores, you can add each store by entering its store domain and connecting it from the same screen.

2. What this unlocks

The standard Neto login gives ShopMCP the broadest Neto coverage. Depending on the permissions granted by Neto, you can use tools for:

Products, categories, content pages, customers, suppliers, vouchers, RMAs, orders, payments, shipping methods, and warehouses
Purchase orders, purchase-order lines and expenses
Stock availability, location stock, stock adjustments, stock transfers, stock-transfer documents, and stocktakes
Operator reports such as sales summaries, inventory velocity, contribution profit, RMA quality, sale readiness, and morning dashboards

Write tools stay controlled by your ShopMCP workspace settings and the permissions granted in Neto. If writes are disabled, the assistant can still read and report on your store without changing data.

3. Add more Neto stores

Use the same Login with your Neto credentials section whenever you need to add another Neto store. Enter the store domain, connect, and the store appears in your connected stores list with its own name, label, and write-access control.

ShopMCP keeps each connected store separate, so you can choose the right store when asking questions or running playbooks across multiple Neto accounts.

API-key fallback

If your team cannot use Neto's secure login yet, you can still connect with a Neto API key. This fallback supports the core Neto tools, but it does not include the fuller stock and purchasing workflows such as purchase orders, stocktakes, stock transfers, and stock adjustments.

To use the fallback, create an API user in Neto:

Log into your Neto by Maropost control panel, then go to Settings & tools → Staff users. Click Add new staff user and complete the required fields:

Username
First name
Last name
Email address — this cannot be the same as another staff user
Password

Click Regenerate to create an API key for this user, then set the User Permission Group dropdown to API User.

You can also create a custom permission group from Add or Edit User Permission Groups. We recommend starting from the API user group, then adding or removing permissions for the access ShopMCP should have.

Click Save, then copy the username and API key into the Connect using your Neto API key fallback section in ShopMCP.

Recommended fallback permissions

Start from the API User permission group, then confirm it includes the resources ShopMCP should be able to access:

Order: Get, Add, Update
Customer: Get, Add, Update
Item / Product: Get, Add, Update
Inventory: Get, Update
Voucher, RMA, Supplier, Category, Content: Get (add write scopes only if you want the assistant to make changes)

Troubleshooting

You are sent back to ShopMCP without a store appearing — check that the store domain is the exact domain shown in Neto and that your Neto login has access to that store.
A tool says permission denied — your Neto login or API user does not have access to that area. Update the permissions in Neto, then reconnect if needed.
API-key fallback says invalid credentials — the username and key may not match, the API user may be disabled, or the store domain may have a typo. Re-check all three.